I think Horton was right about it looking like a Leopard Frog - they look like the Southern Leopard Frogs, and the website below has a GREAT picture of them. Also mentions a possible subspecies, Florida Leopard Frog. The website even has some sound files, too! Maybe that will help. Good luck ~ they're PRETTY little frogs!! Maybe one of them ate a Prince ;) Here is a link that might be useful: University of Florida's Wildlife Extension Frog Lookup

Hardin, try the link below for lots of photographs of Northern Cricket Frogs. They are kind of rough-skinned and it makes them look like young toads. "Horton" Here is a link that might be useful: Northern Cricket Frog photographs

Tom, the eastern spadefoot toad is not the same as the "regular" ol' toad, which is the Southern toad. Their calls are different, too. This link is great for seeing and listening to the calls. You can check them both out here. Marcia Here is a link that might be useful: Eastern Spadefoot Toad

Yep, southern leopard frogs, for sure. Lovely, HIGH jumping, fast moving little guys. I can't remember what their call sounds like, but the above link should help with that. Enjoy these cuties! I wish some of them would find MY pond. Marcia